Chair Madrigal congratulated the volunteers, thanking them for their commitment and reminding the audience that “It’s our government” and that the role of volunteers is vital to the work that Multnomah County is able to accomplish.
DCJ volunteers do a wide range of activities across our department; from administrative or web support, to tutoring adult students at the Londer Learning Center, to teaching yoga at the Juvenile Detention facility.
Below is the list of our 20 volunteers who were recognized.
Larry Betcher
Member, Citizen Budget Advisory Committee
Erika Blum
Masters in Social Work Intern, CSEC Unit
Brianna Durgin
Psychology & Criminal Justice Intern, SW Generic Unit
William Chu
Tutor, Londer Learning Center
Carol Claassen
Tutor and Teacher's Aide, Juvenile Custody
Matt Folsom
Masters in Social Work Intern, Sex Offender Treatment Team
Jim Gillin
Tutor, Londer Learning Center
John Grosvenor
Tutor, Londer Learning Center
Tina Guiterrez
Volunteer & former Criminal Justice Intern, SW Generic Unit
Angela Hartley
Tutor, Londer Learning Center
Libby Johnson
Tutor, Londer Learning Center
Ruth Jones
Member, Citizen Budget Advisory Committee
John Larson
Tutor, Londer Learning Center
Kathy McCarthy
Tutor, Londer Learning Center
Veronica Medhanie
Restitution Tracking Volunteer, Victim Services Unit
Mark Oldani
Tutor, Londer Learning Center
Paul Sedler
Tutor, Londer Learning Center
Dave Straube
Tutor, Londer Learning Center
Samaiyah Young
Criminal Justice Intern, RISE Unit
John Zalewski
Tutor, Londer Learning Center
Thanks to these volunteers for all they have done for DCJ.
Learn more about DCJ’s Volunteer and Internship program.